Receive Data view parameters

The
Receive Data
view includes these parameters:
Parameter
Description
Start Mode
Sets the channel’s start mode. Valid values are:
  • Ignore Delimiter
    (default)
  • Exclude Delimiter
  • Include Delimiter
Start Delimiter
Sets the channel’s start delimiter using any valid ASCII characters. Valid values are:
  • $$ (Dollar Sign, $24)
  • $‘ (Single Quote, $27)
  • $L (Line Feed, $0A)
  • $P (Form Feed, $0C)
  • $R (Carriage Return, $0D)
  • $T (Tab, $09)
  • User Defined Value
    If this option is selected, the
    User Defined Value
    field appears, allowing users to manually enter a character.
Start Delimiter
is only available when
Start Mode
is set to
Exclude Delimiter
or
Include Delimiter
.
User Defined Value
Specifies a user-defined value for the start delimiter.
If no value is entered in
User Defined Value
, the start delimiter is set to
Nul
. For the supported
User Defined Value
values and the corresponding configuration tag values, see Supported User Defined Value values.
Termination Mode
Sets the channel’s termination mode for receive data. Valid values are:
  • Ignore Delimiter
  • Exclude Delimiter
  • Include Delimiter
    (default)
Termination Delimiter
Sets the channel’s terminator delimiter for receive data using any valid ASCII characters. Valid values are:
  • $$ (Dollar Sign, $24)
  • $‘ (Single Quote, $27)
  • $L (Line Feed, $0A)
  • $P (Form Feed, $0C)
  • $R (Carriage Return, $0D)
  • $T (Tab, $09)
  • User Defined Value
    If this option is selected, the
    User Defined Value
    field appears, allowing users to manually enter a character.
Termination Delimiter
is only available when
Termination Mode
is set to
Exclude Delimiter
or
Include Delimiter
.
User Defined Value
Specifies a user-defined value for the termination delimiter.
If no value is entered in
User Defined Value
, the termination delimiter is set to
Nul
. For the supported
User Defined Value
values and the corresponding configuration tag values, see Supported User Defined Value values.
Byte Swap Mode
Sets to swap bytes with other machines or disable the byte swap mode. Valid values are:
  • Disabled
    (default)
  • 16 – bit
  • 24 – bit
  • 32 – bit
Handshake Mode
Sets the handshake mode as
Master/Slave
or
Immediate
(default).
Pad Mode
Enables or disables the pad mode. The default value is
Enabled
.
Pad Character
Sets the pad character for receive data using any valid ASCII characters. Valid values are:
  • $$ (Dollar Sign, $24)
  • $‘ (Single Quote, $27)
  • $L (Line Feed, $0A)
  • $P (Form Feed, $0C)
  • $R (Carriage Return, $0D)
  • $T (Tab, $09)
  • User Defined Value
    If this option is selected, the
    User Defined Value
    field appears, allowing users to manually enter a character.
Pad Character
is only available when
Pad Mode
is set to
Enabled
.
User Defined Value
Specifies a user-defined value for the pad character.
If no value is entered in
User Defined Value
, the pad character is set to
Nul
. For the supported
User Defined Value
values and the corresponding configuration tag values, see Supported User Defined Value values.
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